Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
NORTH CAROLINA.
DEDICATION OF THE EDsNroS-srREgr
METHODIST Gnu CH IN RALEIGH
The Prohibition Questio - Railroad Nat
tors New Paper in Wilmington
General News Notes


Especial telegram to the DispatcS.l
RALEIGH, y. c., May 2i.-Thc event OF
tomorrow in this city |. The dedication OF
the IdCnion. street Methodist church. at
which ceremony Bishop Duncan viii OH
ciate. The church Was completed some
weeks since, and cost abou; $4,000. work
on IL began six years ago. 10 il tue second
largest church in the STATE, botl as TO size
of hui'drng and Of congregation. The
pastor is Rev. ". G. Nora ar. The seating
capacity Is about l,50c, and tue interior ar
rsngcmCn;s are in tHo most modern style,
With folding chair. and otter cOnNcniences.
The dedication sermon Wiil he preached at
N A. NJ. ly Bishop ". ". Duncan, who
arrived here jbis afIcrhoon from south
Carolina.
CIV. pr. J.. 4. Ya,c-. 81 WILMINGTON;
Ecy. pr. \. ". biangpV, of Chapel Hin;
Rev. Dr. y. n. n. Wt.an. presiding cider
Of this district: Rev. D. John +. Edwards.
Of DanNilic. Va; Rev. Joseph W Wheeler, OF
Charleston. :. c.; Rev. VUomIs =. Camp
bell. q Lexington. y. c.. ana Rev. Robert
q. Burton. OF Weldon, y. c., arrived To.
day. They will participate in the services
nj tbc tCOication OF the Edcnton.~trrct
Methodist church tomorrow, All save
Bishop Duncan haying been pastors OF the
church. Rev. Ur. Edward, is the oldest
living pastor. He will preach in the new
church Tomorrow evening. Ia the after.
noon there will Doe great ml,s-mccring,
with addresses 10y Bishop Duncan. Or.
Yates. and Dr. Mangum. Many other
preachers arrived to-day 20 be present at
The dedication.
Tie eHClmpmCnt OF The second regiment
nj Wilmington ended 10 day. when 1000
4 q A
Tade.
Rev. Or. Aiticus G.. IIaycood arrived
here to-dsy. end spoke on Prohibition this
evening "a ihe metropolitan Halt to q great
audience. Tomorrow he speaks "a the
prohibition tent. TIE campaign is very
lively. particularly among the negroes.
Tie work % relIYiug the Atlantic aud
North Carolina railway wal new steel
rails was completed to-day, lad the road il
IN Gue order.
The Government has pur'ha.cd a site for
its new building al Wilmington. getting a
irent Of 10 feet, for wbic1 $4,000 was
paid.
Julian \. Bonitz. editor Of the Colds
b0ro' Messenger, will BEGIN The publcdiOn
OF new duly paper at Wilmington in
about fortnight. TIE people in VIII
mineton have taken stock 'n the paper.
Aflf UhNuifu AWh w lit NV NitlEf IL
leave here tomorrow afternoon for Wash.
iDgton. The Governor Guard take forty
one men and H. drum-c1rps.
EVENTS or 1uE gEEK.
Monday the trialOtGT Best, the negro
lad who shot five negro boys aud Killed
three. viii begin al Wilmington.
TUESDAY the Grand Chapter % Royal
Arch Ma,0ns ~ North Carolina meets ut
charlotte. with Charles l.. zones a, grsOd
sich lHic>i.
Wednesday Bishop Duncan will deliver
The surud address before the alumni at
Greensboro ] emlle College.
IhuI>d IS o., SunIay-,.ho0l conference
OF ailt DO, schools in the fayetteville di.trict
meet, col ft,trcStile. "A GrccGSbOT0' We
male COLLEGE Ju"n f. Crowcn theroccntly-
elected president Of TRINITY College, de-
liver ihc annual addre.> before the grad
Uliiur o's.s. which D., composed oi twenty
jup members.
CURRENT NEWS.
D.. W. T. Gu0in } O., been chosen presi-
d,nl q tue state Srrl Commission, re-
ccuiii cheated.
Heavy wind, rau., and hml.>torm, have
done damage IN A,he.Ile and the section
srouud IT,
The Nurs and observer Of this city,
make. severe attack upon George w.
cable who is 10 lecture here next Wcdues-
day evening.
The revival at It. Johns Methodist
church. Goldsboro'. continues with una
baied inter. ,tand good results. TJ-mOrrOY
lt begin, ais third week.
RAILWAY NEWS.
Esrly m June an eXcitin. canvass IN the
la o. q tfl-as
~ wl'cb the CapC-Fo.I md Nadkln- Val
Nv road and the Richmond aad Dmyiiie
gre a. be rivals. Eacu desires the county
subscription OF 100000 for a railway 10
Wtikp-bOrO'. Inc contest viii be- both
novel and lively.
10 f. EOw claimed bv person, c0uucctad
with he Scuih Atlantic and Northwestern
railway that work on !. viii bcSln june 1T
CT SouthpOf +. and th1I IL. rod viii b.
completed by the time promised IL Is
said. also, thst work will Doe Commenced a.
Rockiuehlm. Salisbury and Other points
on THE long iine.
10 j., now positively asserted TINT in
thirty days WORK viii b,.in On the A,he-
VILE street railway.
Vcry valuable dop sits % iron are re-
YoTtod as having ben discovered in Bun
connie and Madison counties, aud tina, wui
q s. HH
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